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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-18

President Cleveland Distributes Diplo.
mas to the Graduates.

President Cleveland distributed the diplomas at
the colored High School commencement at the
Metropolitan A. NJ. E. Church last night. As many
people as could get into the church were present
and the exercises were very successful. The ex-
ercises were opened with prayer by Rev. T.. G.
stewart. Miss Eulalia Wheeler delivered the salu-
tatory address, which was received with loud ap-
plause. Miss Emma L. Pindle reviewed the his
tory OF the class with considerable interest. Dan1
b. Thompson delivered the valedictory, and the adj
dress 10 the class was delivered by Rev. j. r.
Riley, rector OF the Fifteenth-Street PRESBYTERIAN
church. The arrival OF President Cleveland was
announced by applause. He was escorted to the
platform and introduced by Commissioner Webb
The President then, without making any remarks
distributed diplomas to the following graduates:
Misses Annie l.. b. Alexander Amaleta Alexander
Medora Allen, Julia NJ. Aston, Clara G. Arnold
Mary E Barney, Narcissa E. c. F. Beale, Annie ID.
Brooks. Mary E. G. Brown, Marie E. Bowie Mary
E Clarke, Laura v. Collins, Marie A. Deitz Sarah
L G. dickson, Sarah E Dorsey, Emily E. Francis,
Emma V. George, Fannie G. GaScoe, Isabel Kim
ner, Josephine ID. Lewis, Marguerite L. Lucas
Fannie Martin, Emma L. Pindle Jesse n. Pearson,
Maggie b. saunders, Elizabeth II. Scott, Alice v.
shorter, Sarah E Smith, Frances A. Smith, Mary
a. stewart, Charlotte V. Stewart, Catherine F.
Wall, Mary L. Watson, Eulalia Wheeler, Marie l.
Williams, Ida G. Winslow, and MesSrs. Daniel B.
Thompson, lily. NJ. Bowles, and VIM. Anna Nichols.
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ECZEMA RADICALLY CURED.

For the radical cure of All obstinate Of Eczema
OF long standing, give entire credit the Cur1cuRA
REAEDIIs. T. B. RICHARDSON,
New Haven, Conn.
Sold by all druggists. Price: CUTIcURA so cts
REsoLvENr. ST.; Soar, 20 cts POTTER DRUa AND
CHEMICAL Co., Boston.
Send for How TO CURE SKIN DIsEAsHs"
Beautffy the Complexion and Skin by using the
CUTICCRA SOAP.
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Real Estate Sales.

TheophiluS E. RoeSSle has bought OF B. K. Plain
for SIS, 61O55 sub lots 63 to 3d. square 192, each
1S4 by 131 feet, on X street, between 10th and
18th streets.
q. NJ. Ball has bought for SIS, 1885, OF Fl. NJ.
Baker, the west half OF square 914, 43, $50 square
feet fronting PAS on 9Th street east 1241 on and
L streets nOrIh).
H. III. Williams has bought OF II. NJ. Baker for
"a 900 sub lot 1O3 square ISL C22 by l2o on p
street, between 18th and 18th streets northwest).
j. E>tcOurt Sawyer has bought lot 20 and parts
21 and 80, Metropolis View, embracing 14.2O acres
east VI Lincoln avenue, for So, 900.
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Tournament at Forest Glen.
TWELVE KNIGHTS COMPETE FOR THE PRIZES
BANQUET AND A HOP

TWELVE KNIGHTS COMPETE FOR THE PRIZES-A
BANQUET AND A HOP.
The tournament at Forest Glen, on the Metro
politan Branch OF the b. and .. Railroad, yester-
day. was witnessed by large crowd. There was
bicycle competition before the fitting began, the
following from this city being the competitors:
Messrs G. A. H. Mills B. Morris, VIII T. Robinson,
L. NJ. Hopkins and A. s. Stewart. Mr.. Hopkins
took first honors, he having captured ten rings,
In the tournament twelve knights entered, and
after spirited contest the first four hOnOrs were
secured by Mr.. E. Keys Knight OF Barnel), Mr..
Ray Knight OF Highlands), Mr.. F. Keyes might Of
EdgewOodp. Mr. EcclestOn Knight of st. john.
The Charge to the knights was delivered by Mr..
Spencer Jones. After the tournament a fine BAN
quet was served at the Forest Inn, which has
recently been opened, and in the evening the
queens were crowned, Mr.. Laird making an appro-
pirate coronation address. A hop brought the
festivities OF the day to a pleasant close.
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Charged With killing His Mother.
HQRRIBIR ACCIrS R-0I

HORRIBLE ACCUSATION AGAINST TwELvE-YEAR-OLD
BOY IN OHIO.
At Eaton, Ohio, on Friday, Coroner Jones rem
dered his verdict in the inquest on the body OF
Mrs. Nancy Beall, who was murdered Monday
evening. The verdict is that deceased came to her
death by two pistol shot wounds. The coroners
finding continues: ~ further ind that while it
seems almost impossible to conceive that one so
young, and especially son, could commit such an
atrociouS crime, yet the evidence presented To me
and the circumstances surrounding the case are
so strong that feel warranted In fixing the crime
on John A. Beall."
An affidavit was then sworn to by Marshal Cor
win before the mayor and a warrant issued for the
boys arrest. The verdict seems to meet with gen.
eral appreciation by the pubic. Johnny Beal, who
IS thus accused OF the murder Of his MOTHER is but
twelve years old. 1t IS believed the boy will con-
feSS, and some startling events may follow, as.
without doubt, the crime was inStigated by some
older heads. The boy declared that three tranpS
had entered the house and murdered his mother,
who slept in the room above him, but no trace OF
such persons he described could be found in the
neighbOrhoOd, and suspicion strongly pointed TO
the lad himself, as his story, while Ingenious was
improbable.
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TEA GOSSIP, No. GOOD Tea that is pure GER
tainly Is blessing, and dOubly so In the hot
months Few persons stop To think how cheap
. ~ really IS, and that the sugar and milk used
with II costs more than the tea. So IL turns out
that 10 Is bad logic to buy low grade teas. We do
hot tell the public that He-NO Tea Is the only good
Tea, but we do say that neither you or your grocer
can ten whether tea Is good or bad by simply
looking AT H. IL Is the drawing quality that de-
CideS the goodness and this Is one OF the adyant
ages IN buying HeNO Tea: 1t can be recognized by
all II i always the same. He-No Tea is sold for
less prof1t than any tea in Baltimore and our
word for IT, II is the purest and best We know any
th.nS about, and that is why we use 1t ourselves
MARTIS GILLET Co.,
Established 1911,
Baltimore Nd
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LAST CHANCE 20 see Nuldoon and the Jap at ker-
mans ''AcknOw lodged champions POST. $500
Challenge. Grand OHIO. concert In garden.
CARD.-We deem IL an absolute duty 10 beg
pardon of our friends and customers for not being
prepared 10 wait upon them for the past week and
Tor The delay In delivering goods, Our announce
hient 10 sell on our immense stock OF dry goods
ana carpetings at cost for the purpose OF retiring
nom business has brought out a greater number
81 our friends and customers than we anticipated.
Next week we Will have added TO cur large force
seven additional employees, and hope 10 be able 10
politely wait upon all, deliver goods promptly,
anu Keep the store open until o'clock D. m.
w. w. BuRpIrTE.
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PSORIASIS. OR SCALY SKIN

I, John j. Case D. D. S. having practised dentistry
in this county for thirty five years ami being well
known to thousands hereabOuts, with a view to help
any who afflicted have been 1or the past twelve
years. testify that the CUrICURA REMEDIES cured Inc
of Psoriasis scaly skin, in eight days. after the
doctors with whom had consulted gave me no help
or encouragement JOHN j. CASE, L. D. s,
Newton, N. j.
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The Missing Mrs. Crubaugh.

HER PARENTS SAY SHE WENT AWAY ON ACCOUNT OF ILL
TREATMENT.
Mrs. UpscOmb, the mother OF Mrs. Crubagh, who
is reported to have eloped with man named Web
ster, denies that she has gone off with man, and
states that the cause OF Mrs Crubaugh's leaving
her husband was the bad treatment she received
at the hands OF her husband, and that ON one or
two occasions the police were obliged to interfere
wifes intercession. Last Wednesday Mrs. Cru
baugh packed up her clothing, and, taking her
children with her, left the city. The parents JUS
tined her in what she did. When she left her huS-
bands house she came TO them. Her youngest
child, little girl about six years OF age, she lett
with her parents; the older one she took with her.
II appears that Mr.. Crubaugh, on going to his
home, found the house vacated, and asked the pO-
lice 10 assist him in finding the furniture. The
police ascertained that she had sold 1t in West
Washington. Mr.. Crubaugh said that she ought
to be arrested and asked that they telegraph to
San Antonio, Tex, for that purpose. The police
have no recollection Of ever being called on to
arrest CrubauRh.
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CARDINAL GIBBONS VISIT TO WAsuINGroN.-The
committees from st. Matthew'S and ST. Pauls
churcn VINO nave been appointed to receive Cardi-
Baltimore and Ohio depot at quarter past 5 this
afternoon. From the depot the cardinal win be
on street. After celebrating early mass az Sf
Matthews on sunday morning, the cardinal win
proceed 10 ST. Pauls TO prepare for the cousecra.
N. He will deliver an address from the platform
In front OF the church: The reception COMMITTEES
Messrs. p. c. MacCourt, 7. D. Frawley. p. OHa1an
and James C.. NOyeS.
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DISTRESSING ERUPTION.

Your CUTIcURA REMEDIES performed q wonderful
cure last summer one of customers. old gen.
teman OF seventy years Of age who suffered with
fearfuy distressing eruption his head and face,
and who had tried all remedies and doctors to no pur
pose. j. f. SMITH Co
Te1arkana Ark
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ScALY. IrcHY Sk1S
AND ALL ITCHING AND SCALY SKIN AND
SCALP DISEASES CURED BY CUTICURA.

ritus Scald Head, Milk Crust, Dandruf BARRIERS, Bak
ers Grocers and Washer Itch, and every spe
cies of Itching. Burning, Scay Pimpy Humors the
Skin and Scalp with loss of Hair, are positively
cured by CUTICURA, the great Skin Cure and CUT
ICURA SOAP. exquisite Skin Beautfer, externally
and CUTICURA REsoLvENT, the new Blood Purifier in
ternslly, when physicians and all other remedies fail
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DUSTPANFUL OF SCALES.

Il. E. Carpenter, Henderson, n. V cured Of Psoria-
Sis or Leprosy of twenty years standing by CUTICuRA
REMEDIES. The most wonderful cure on record
dustpanful of scales Tell from him daily Physicians
and friends thought he must die.
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THERE Is cause for all pain in the feet Drs
henlSOn are the great remedy. FOrty-Seven years
OF constant practice. Corner 12th street and
pennsylvania avenue, over Davis hat store. Corns
anu Ounions, % cents each; manicure, so cents;
scalp, 90 cents.
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~ UNUSUAL EXCITEMENT appeared to prevail
today on 1Jh street, between II and l. which on
close Inspection was only found to be the great
thTong OF people ayaiing themselves Of the very
low prices advertised In last nights STAR in first
class low shoes and slippers at Hahn'S SIG 9TH St.
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Babek cures all malarial trouble 3
Banjos. violins, Guitars and Strings walford
4S7 Pa. ave.
Phillips Digestfble Cocoa
Unlike other cOcOaS chocolates, 1t is not greasy
and though containing all the nutriment OF the
richest cocoa bean, it is so prepared that it will not
drink. All druggists and grocers keepit
DR.. Henley,s Celery, Beef, and Iron
DR.. Henleys Celery, Beef, and Iron assists
nature in throwing off disease, and restores the
L. Barbour sole agent for this District OF Dr. Hen
leys Celebrated Beef and Iron Tonic.
Crowds Of ladies and children enjoy them
selves on the Roller Coaster.
A $50 Handmade Buggy Harness
That defes competition at
ToPHAM's Mandatory,
1881 pennsylvania avenue northwest.
Johnson's Hotel, European, 18th & e.
For meals, ready lunches, and all the delicacies
OF the season. large York River soft crabs little
neck clans, Spanish mackerel, &C. Lifetime expe-
rience. Ladies' large saloon attached Also, ele-
gantly furnished rooms Tor gentlemen only.
m,w&s-3 Z. L. JOHNSON, Prop.
Coaster Parties can apply at sos 10th st
for exclusive use OF Roller Coaster.
So Per Gallon, 75c. Quart Bottle. No.
Rye WhiSkey, best in the world for the money.
Orders by mail. McGEE's, 9th near d st. w&s
Moren, 734 9Th ST.. every style Showcase. eos
DON'T Fail
To examine the $40 Saratoga, made and for sale
by TOPHAM,
5 1881 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
Bailey's 81 Saw, warranted. I'm
Rest i'm the World. Indestructible $40 Trunk
s. Everlasting Bag. Becker's, l345 Pa. ave. 60
There is but One
Union Brand Observation-Disclosures. Beware OF imi-
tatiOnS! co
Trunk and Harness Repairing
BY Skilled workmen at reasonable prices.
TOPuAMs,
1921 Pennsylvania avenue northwest
Bailey, s25 7th st. Fly screens put in, 75c. I'm
COlburn's
WORCESTERSHIRE TABLE SAUCE.
P1Quant and appething. Has no equal in flavor I'm
'"rhe Queen Of Bcers.''-MOerlein's pure
unaduterated Cincinnati Beer is especially
adapted for family use. 75c. per doz. Agency i2O6
81. NV 6m
Bailcy's 25-ft. Rubber Hose complete, s. I'm
Better Trunks
For less money than you ever bought before at
ToPHAM's Mandatory,
1921 Pennsylvania avenue northwest
COlburn,s
PHILADELPHIA MUSTARD.
King OF condiments Flavor, pungency, strength
Bailey's, s25 18th st. NV. Lawn Mowers, 1915.
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in i Id. ward" prints 4Oc per ID
Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttern1ik: Sweet Milk
sc. per quart. Cream 15c.
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CITY ITEMS.
Johnson,s Hotel and Restaurant,

All of the seashore delicacies served in the
most superb style, such as Norfolk Spots, fresh
Mackerel. Taylors, soft-sheu Crabs, devtled and
picked Crabs, Salads, etc.
Ladies' large saloon attached.
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4 NEW MILITARY COMPANY ORGANIZEp-The or.
galiZl;iOn OF the new military company the Co.
luIEbia Rifles, was completed last evening at q
meeting AZ their arrnory. 1850 street northwest
when u constitution WAS adopted. II was an
nO1nce.t tElJ the uniforms would be ready By the
INST Of July. Mr.. III. +. Poster Is captain OF the
new company.
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THEY ForSD THE GIRL AND THE WATCH.-On
TEuroday afternoon Mrs. Linthum, OF 6}6 Massz,-
fhuSettS avenue, einpoyed Anna johnson, COL
Ored girl, 10 scrub her house. Afterwards she
mlsset a valuable gold watch and chain She re-
ported the facts 10 the police, and Detectives Car
Ter and Mahan this morning arrested the girl and
aScertalned the whereabouts Of the watch.
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? wv PATRONS and the public Will please notice
that on and after Monday, June 20 during the
heated term, my establishment will close at ) 80
SHARP daily, and on saturday at 30 pm.
GEO. PRINCE, Photographer
Penna ave. and llJh St
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CONGRESS HALL, = AEATOGA SPRINGS, Y. Y.-RateS
80 per day Tor r,rf.l., except those parlOr and
Irst rOOrs; oJcl rom June Is 10 october 1.
CLEMENT Is cox, PrOprietOrS.
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WHY NoT buy direct from producers when we
can sell YOU an elegant all-wco suit for SO such
Us other dealers cannot sell for less than SO.
EIsEAAS Bros,
Manufacturers cor 18th and
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LOCAL MENTION,
The Weather.

Indications for me "a hours commencing at n ~
For the District of columbia, New jersey East.
crn Pennsylvania, Delaware. and Maryland
'sesterly winds, slight changes IN temperature
Lar weather except occasional thunder storms.
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Presbrey u Green, the owners OF Cifbourne the
new suburban subdivision on Washington
Heights, az the head OF l9lh street, have made a
revision OF prices and reduction OF ) cents per
square fOGr on all lots above - cents per
foot. These prices are not based on an inflated
idea OF future possibilities but In keeping with
the actual and present market value. The advan-
tages hich Clf bourne possesses over many OF the
other recent subdivisions includes proximity u
both water and gas and nearneSS TO The city and
street cars. Messrs Fitch, Fox q Brown, the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-18

Yor can buy a Solid Leather Misses Spring Heel.
cur hid, ST. Goat or Peb. Goat for $50 per pair.
W. L. Rich, III Market Space.
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Tooth extraction obv1ated by restoring root to
beauty and usefulness. Filling, &C.. done salts
factorily. Terms moderate Dr. II. Mueller, den-
fist, 1913 18th ST. 6
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ARRESTED ON SUSPICION OF Acknowledgement
HARRISON yesterday arrested Jno. Batson, a col
Ored man, on suspicion OF setting fire to the house
OF Robert Mahoney, cOlored, on L street. BatSOn
having some trouble with member Of the family
ne is reported to have made threats to get even.
The officer was unable to get any evidence against
BatSOn OF setting fire to the house. and this mOrD
ing he was before the Police Court as suspicious
character. He was required to give bonds or go
down for three months
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-18

ARTISTIC STATCESQUE PORTRAITS, 50 a dozen;
former price, 3D. best equipped studio in America.
Marshall q Gilling, $40 Pennsylvania avenue.
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LIGHTNING RODs on Prof. Henry'S house and
Smithsonian Institute are insulated. can refer
10 number or houses not insulated and injured
by lightning. j. H. kUEHLISG
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Transrers of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: S.
R. Bond ct al, trustees, to S. Bieber, pit. 10, So.
1000; $780, II. NJ. Newman ct al. to s. Open
heimer, pts. % and %, So. lois; 81, 500. H. NJ.
Baker TO H. II. Williams. sub 1O3, SO. ISL; g. 900.
B. Z. Plain to r. E. Roessle sub lots SO to 3d. So.
1872; s7S,67O.55. H. NJ. Baker to o. NJ. Ball. west
y So 914; So, 1898 W. +. Lewis GA c. Mclean,
lot 81, blk -. Long Meadows; s., 2225. Same to
Neumann, lot 50, do, do; 1,52o. Same to w. H.
LusDy, lot 5S, do, do; s., 800. Same to j. D..
Miller lot 81, d. do. 81, 500 J. c. Carrick to A.
\. Bastable, pit. 3, Bealrs estate; +. Honora
Roache to j. Estcourt Sawyer, lot 20 and pts. lots
21 and -. Metropolis View; $4,000. S. II. Walker
TO Margaret Z. Butt, sub lots X and L, so. 5o3;
5000. j. B. II. Smith ct al. 10 w. W. COrcoran,
pL. g. So. 26S: &.
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DRESSES MADE in twenty-fOur hours by William
Won Brands, the ladies' tailor 1229 Pennsylvania
avenue. The best hitting guaranteed.
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-rssEIL's Irz-CREaM.

Il. ". IIES; .i:sON & Co, 1113 ST. NV. Latest
designs OF MI-I i'aper and Window Shades.
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PERSONS who are building suburban houses
should Use the NeWsYO Fire Proof Paint: all COL
orS- C. F. KEYS, 916 street northwest.
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DAISY SHAN-no1r.K- 81: 6o4 9th ST. NV.

SASGLANGUE's COMPLEXION POWDER, imported.
The finest toilet powder made, 1sc. per box.
MEHTZs ), 18th and +.
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ROBBERIEs REPoRTRD.-Michael Sexton NJ panon
ton, ya reports the larceny OF 81 worth of ciOt h
Ing. Edward 8. vellan, No Sic Az street reD0rfs
6;s2 Az street, reports the larceny OF $50 Ma
stewart reports the larceny OF III and q pocket
book.
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SELLING Orr
OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF GOODS
AT ACTUAL COST.
BARGAINS. BARGAINS BARGAINS
New style Summer Dress Goods, FRENCH DEN
lt.LlE IN handsome stripes and brocade plaids,
an coors including black. These elegant dress goods
are All pure hne zephyr wool, widest double width
ta9noe the width OF single width dress goods) cash
HANDSOME SATIN PLAID, white goods, finest
quaity cash value 25c.; reduced to 12bc.
and blue, reduced to 81.
LINEN LAWNS. 123S, Is and 1Sc
FRENCH LAWNS Is, 30 and 25c
AMERICAN LAW Ms. SC,
AMERICAN SATINES, lOc.
hbKEkkiNsG Cfr SAIINES, choice styles, 25c:
BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS, in Plaids, Stripea
Checks aud Fancy styles. cash value Csc yard re-
duced, IL yards for only So
FANCY SILKS, 374, 40 and 45c
to &C. H''
vi BiACk CASHMEREs. good quality. wide double
Special Notice to strictly Cash Customers pair OF
our Handsome Satin Damssk Towels, immense sizs,
pure linen, worth presented each cuatomer who
buys 80 Or over for cash
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Just received a beautiful line of hand painted
Scars, at Francs, cor. 9Th and SIS.
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NoSoUTTo CaSoPIEs, sl.2o TO $3.50 each. Splen-
did ones S1.1o. W. III. HoUGHToN & Co..
SIR
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BARNEGAr PARK LOIS. Rare investment. The
'OId Point" of New Jersey.
ADDISON q LARCoMBE 1904 street.
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Why Nor buy your boys clothing direct from
manufacturers, and save several dollars on each
s4it- EISEMAN Bros,
n ap6C
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Hor WEATHER reaches, bed bugs, &c, unless
frUcter'S Insect Powder be used. 25c
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Finest GooDs AT LOWEST PHrcrs
". M. SINISTER & SONS

". M. SINISTER SONS
Have marked all their Spring and Summer silks AND
Dress Goods to cost Finest French satteens 25c.
Finest French ondiues zoe Finest Spring Linens 25o
All Spring woolens at cost Every one going to SEA-
shore or mountains needs q wool dress. they be
bought cheap from U.S. Poneee silks at cost Larys
stock Black Laces At low prices
The greatest bargain in White Goods ever shown 1t
l2k worth 25 We are closing our stock and offer fine
Goods ut lower prices than grades They must
be seen to be Appreciated.
One Price.
w.M sHUsTER SONS
s1pPENNsYIvANIA AvENuB
NH.lTbs bsst n the cheapest SslA
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Why Nor bus Your ChildrenS clothing from
manufacturers 'iiF,ct. We can assure saving OF
several dollars pr suit. EISENAN Bros.
Cor. 1tn and E
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IT FEELS GOOD.

Those worn out with feins, Aches and Weaknesses
md relief in one minute in the Cuticura Anti
Pain Plaster, At druggists Csc. jel5
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CARROLL INSTITUTES first excursion to Bay Ridge
See ADV
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WHY Nor buy your clothing from first hands
when you can save from So TO 50 on every suit.
We sell suits for SO such cost others dealers
more TO place on their counters.
EISEMAN BROS,
Manufacturers, cor. 18th ana E.
FACE and eresic-ht fitted Il HemnlerS cor Az
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q. ". DAVIS the well-knOwn Photographer, has
returned 10 Washington. His Gallery is located
at 1,} 9TH street Ii. W. No connection with any
other gallery in the city. Good work guaranteed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-18
ANGNEY ASKS TO BE RELEASED on BAn.-In the

ANGNEY ASKS TO BE RELEASED ON BAH--In the
Criminal Court, Judge Montgomery, to-day, the
case of Jacob Z. Angney, convicted OF an assault
and battery with intent TO kill j. Fl. Wilmott and
assault and battery on T. R. Turnbull, in June,
1882, was heard on motion OF defendant to be ad-
mtted TO bail pending the hearing In the Court in
General Term OF the motion Tor a new trial
MessrS. c. VI. Smith and L. Beall appeared for the
defendant and District Attorney WOrthington for
the Government. Judge Montgomery decided to
take bail, and said he would TX the amount after
I O'Clock